By David Falchek Published: July 24, 2014 – Scranton Times In a property acquisition that will change Lackawanna College and bring life to a long-languishing downtown anchor, one of the city’s largest office complexes, Adams Plaza, will become classrooms, a clinic and a cafeteria. Officials expect to buy the deeply…
Leasehold acquired for 4.5-acre former Price Chopper site. A local real estate company acquired a leasehold interest in two parcels that make up the former Price Chopper Plaza in Dunmore. A single-purpose entity headed by local real estate developers Gerald and Joseph Ferrario, known as 1400 Monroe LLC, acquired a…
By ANDREW SIDDONS NY Times – July 22, 2013, 12:15 am Scranton, Pa., may not be anybody’s idea of a boom town. A year ago, with the industrial city in northeastern Pennsylvania on the verge of bankruptcy, the mayor cut city workers’ pay to the minimum wage. But Scranton still…
